Student Council Executives
Amber Van Moolenbroek
Being a leader allows Amber to give back to her school, and she says it “fosters my own self-improvement.”
“The role of a student leader, as I see it, is to be a role model. To inspire students, no matter their learning styles, to be prepared for all things.”
Jesselyn Hynard
“I desire to see change within my school community, by creating an environment that encourages engagement and equality.”
Eager to get into the role, Jesselyn has already introduced a cooking club, and “A program that would allow for students to develop their out of school skills, while providing them with funded meals and an environment to build friendships.”
Elizabeth Menzies
Arts Captain
Jasmine Dunkerton
Wishing to give back to the school that influenced her so much, Jasmine is excited to get started promoting the arts.
“I wanted to give back to the school as well as being a drama student. There are not too many opportunities in small towns to become an actor and more,” she said.
“My role is for all students in music, drama, and art, to take on their idea’s listen to make 2024 an important year for their future careers.”
Charley Petersen
Kennedy Vice and House Captains
Ethan Jones
For Ethan, being a leader means expanding his skills and assisting the school.
“I am definitely most proud of being a leader in 2024, that can push the potential of others around them to do great work and be great people.”
Shanayd Otto
Shanayd aims to be a leader to assist students and bring about a positive influence on their lives.
“As a leader in 2024, I will be proud to see more people at all the good events the school has and hopefully having a positive impact on people.”
Cook Vice and House Captains
Annabelle Payne
Annabelle sees the role of a student leader as very serious and fulfilling.
“An initiative I will pursue as a leader in 2024, is to make carnivals as fun as they can be and promote school spirit that all students at BSHS want to be a part of.”
Tyler Jankowski
Sturt House Captain
Abel Cookson
Abel wants to aspire students to take part and have fun in all aspects of school, promoting healthy living, sport, and school activities and events.
And of course: “I am proud to be leading our school sports house, Sturt, to an epic victory in 2024!”
Kelise Gobbert
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